Kaze AI is an AI image and video creation platform.
Use natural language to change backgrounds, remove objects, and adjust scenes — or generate images and short videos directly.
It also has dedicated tools for old photo restoration, outpainting, upscaling, and removing text, logos, or bystanders. The web watermark removal tool can process up to 20 images at once.
Developers can use the Watermark Removal API to plug image processing into their own apps or workflows.
One caveat: watermark removal regenerates the covered area rather than restoring original pixels. Processing an image does not change its original copyright or licensing.
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Douyin TikTok Download API: Open-source, self-hosted Douyin / TikTok data API.
Supports REST API, MCP, CLI, and Web Console. Pull posts, creators, comments, search, and collections — then plug them into your own scripts, backend, or agent workflows.
Also includes media parsing, identity pool, task system, and local data archiving.
Built for developers who want to deploy and control the data interface themselves.
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Your Google ranking is solid — but when users ask AI “what tools exist in this category,” does the answer mention you? And which competitors show up?
NiubiGEO: Open-source, self-hosted AI brand visibility checker.
Enter a domain and use your own API key to see how models describe your product, which brands appear, and which sources they cite.
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Halfway through a Claude Code project and want to switch to Codex? Then you have to re-explain how it was built, what already failed, and what’s next.
ai-memory: Open-source project that turns this into a Git-managed Markdown wiki.
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and 20+ other AI coding tools can share the same project memory — though setup differs by client.
Self-host on your machine, homelab, or VPS. Use auth and HTTPS for remote access. Works for recording and search even without cloud models.
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Want to rent GPUs to run models, but prices vary a lot across platforms — what’s actually a normal rate?
Computable GPU Index: Open-source GPU price index.
It compiles public quotes from multiple platforms into a cloud GPU price reference. Currently tracks H100 SXM, H200 SXM, B200, and B300, updated every 15 minutes.
Check the market price before renting, and compare supplier quotes against it when planning training budgets.
Methodology, historical data, and code are all public. Also has a REST API and MCP, so Claude and other MCP-ready clients can query the latest prices directly.
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OpenSEO: Open-source SEO tool — can it replace Ahrefs / Semrush?
Self-hosted. Keywords, rankings, backlinks, and site audits run through DataForSEO on a pay-as-you-go model — no need to subscribe to Ahrefs or Semrush first.
MCP and Agent Skills can plug the same data into Claude Code and Cursor.
A good fit when query volume isn’t huge and you want to control deployment and cost yourself. More flexible than a fixed subscription.
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Free Claude Code: Connect Ollama and third-party models to Claude Code & Codex
Keep using Claude Code and Codex as usual — no need to replace the original coding agent.
It adds a local proxy in the middle and routes requests to your own cloud APIs or local models, like Ollama, OpenRouter, DeepSeek, and Gemini.
You can also set backup models in advance. If one fails, it automatically switches to the next.
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Finished a project with Claude Code or Codex? No need to open another tool and draw architecture diagrams from scratch.
Archify: Open-source Skill that lets the Agent read your codebase or system description and generate architecture, sequence, and workflow diagrams as interactive HTML.
It also checks schema, layout, and connection routing before output.
Works with Cursor, Claude Code, Codex CLI, and OpenCode. MIT licensed.
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Still digging through emails one by one at month-end — downloading attachments, renaming files, filling Excel?
InvoiceFlowAI: Open-source invoice auto-organization tool.
- Batch collect PDF / OFD / XML from QQ / 163, and even pull invoices that only have download links
- OCR extracts amount, date, and invoice number, then archives by type
- Matches hotel invoices with receipts, taxi invoices with itineraries
- Auto-saves locally and generates an Excel summary
- Desktop apps for Windows and macOS (Apple Silicon)
Perfect for freelancers, small teams, and anyone who repeats the same reimbursement cleanup every month.
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ChatGPT Ads now has its own ad intelligence library.
Someone built a **ChatGPT Ad Library** that continuously tests ChatGPT with purchase-intent prompts and collects every Sponsored ad it sees.
So far: 11,000 advertisers, 43,000 unique creatives, and 410,000 ad appearances across 970 niches.
Each ad is also paired with the exact prompt that triggered it.
Useful for overseas ads and SaaS teams — check competitor creatives and see which purchase intents are more likely to surface ads.
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Tired of Logitech Options+ always running in the background and forcing you to log in? 🤡
OpenLogi: Open-source alternative to Logitech Options+.
- Fully local config
- No account required
- No telemetry
- Direct HID++ control of mouse buttons, DPI, SmartShift
- Supports keyboards, cameras, and Litra lights
- Works on macOS / Linux / Windows
If you just want to remap keys and adjust DPI without the official ecosystem features like Flow, this is a great fit.
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Still hunting PIDs and leftover processes in Terminal when a Mac port is occupied?
Port Radar puts port viewing, process killing, and Cloudflare Quick Tunnel localhost sharing right into the Mac menu bar.
When you see an unfamiliar process, it can use on-device Apple Intelligence to explain what it does — helping you decide whether to kill it.
Free, open-source, native macOS app.
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Found a solid Docker management panel for multi-VPS / NAS users: Dockhand.
It unifies containers, Compose stacks, logs, and updates from different machines into one web dashboard.
Built-in Trivy / Grype vulnerability scanning — checks images before updating to reduce risk.
Free version already supports multi-host, OIDC/MFA, Git deploy, external secrets, and backups.
If Portainer feels a bit heavy, this is worth a look.
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Tonghuashun officially launched an A-share data API: Financial-API
Supports market snapshots, daily K-line, financial reports, sectors, limit-up / dragon-tiger lists.
REST, Python, CLI, and MCP share one key, and it works with local DuckDB.
Perfect for plugging into Cursor, Claude and other agents — for quant scripts, financial analysis, and automated workflows. Also means less need to maintain your own crawlers.
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Apple officially announced new commercial terms for EU apps.
CTF is cancelled and replaced with a 5% Core Technology Commission.
Initial Acquisition Fee and Store Services Fee are also dropped. Apps can now offer Apple IAP and other payment methods at the same time.
Takes effect October 1, 2026.
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Cursor is no longer just an AI editor 🥸
New Origin can host Git repos, handle PRs, and sync existing GitHub repos — no need to migrate.
GitHub stays the source of truth. Issues / Actions / Secrets are not synced.
Currently Early Beta, rolling out in batches to Pro / Teams / Enterprise. Not available on the free plan yet.
Worth keeping an eye on.
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A lot of PDFs already have a text layer — running OCR again is just wasted work.
Firecrawl’s open-source pdf-inspector first checks the PDF type locally (in tens of milliseconds), then decides which files can be extracted directly and which pages actually need OCR.
Readable ones become Markdown; only the missing-text parts get OCR.
Their data: about 54% of PDFs don’t need OCR at all.
Perfect as a pre-check step for AI knowledge bases and document Q&A.
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Used your computer all day, but a few days later you can’t remember what you actually did?
Dayflow AI: Automatic time tracking for Mac.
It records your screen activity and turns it into timelines, Standups, and Weekly Reviews.
Supports Ollama / LM Studio local models, plus Gemini, ChatGPT, and Claude. Open-source (MIT).
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If you keep switching between Claude Code and Codex, check out holaOS.
holaOS is an AI Agent workspace that puts different agents into the same environment.
Project memory, local files, and MCP tools stay connected — no need to reconfigure every time you switch.
Supports BYOK and Ollama. You can also watch the agent’s operations in real time and step in when needed.
Open-source and runs locally. Perfect for people running long-term projects with multiple agents.
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Want to try DeepSeek Harness without installing Node.js and running terminal commands?
DeepSeek Harness Desktop packages the official Harness into a Mac / Windows client.
Open the app and it automatically starts the local Harness service. The Web UI is built right into the client — no manual commands, no extra browser.
Agent, plugins, and models stay the same as the official version. It mainly makes installation and startup much simpler.
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